Summary
The live RustChain explorer exposes several primary navigation/data paths that currently return 404s, and the raw-IP explorer URL used by the public block-explorer bug-hunt bounty fails normal browser TLS validation.
This report intentionally does not claim the miner-table loading bug as new because similar reports already exist (#5614 / #6211). The new findings here are the broken anchors navigation, missing agent economy endpoints, and raw-IP TLS problem.
URLs
https://50.28.86.131/explorer/
https://rustchain.org/explorer/
https://rustchain.org/anchors
https://rustchain.org/agent/stats
https://rustchain.org/agent/jobs
Steps to reproduce
- Open
https://50.28.86.131/explorer/ in Chromium.
- Open
https://rustchain.org/explorer/.
- Click the
Ergo Anchors link in the header or footer.
- Open DevTools / network log while the explorer loads.
Expected
- The published raw-IP explorer URL should load cleanly or redirect to a hostname with a matching certificate.
Ergo Anchors should point to a deployed anchors page or be hidden until the route exists.
- Agent Economy cards should either call deployed endpoints or avoid fetching missing routes.
Actual
- Chromium blocks the raw-IP bounty URL with:
net::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID at https://50.28.86.131/explorer/
- The
Ergo Anchors link points to https://rustchain.org/anchors, which returns:
- The explorer attempts to fetch Agent Economy data from missing endpoints:
GET https://rustchain.org/agent/stats -> 404
GET https://rustchain.org/agent/jobs -> 404
The browser console logs those 404s, and the Agent Economy cards stay as placeholders such as -- RTC, -- jobs, and -- RTC fees.
Evidence
I captured screenshots and a fuller bug-hunt report in this PR for the block explorer bounty:
The report includes screenshots for:
- explorer page
- anchors 404 page
- health endpoint
- epoch endpoint
Browser / device
- Headless Chromium 148
- macOS
- Reproduced on 2026-06-01
Suggested fixes
- Point the public bug-hunt / explorer URL to
https://rustchain.org/explorer/ or configure a certificate/redirect path that works for the raw IP.
- Update the
Ergo Anchors link to the correct deployed path, or remove/hide it until the anchors page is deployed.
- Either deploy
/agent/stats and /agent/jobs on the canonical domain, or update the explorer to call the correct Agent Economy endpoints and render a clear unavailable state when the endpoints are absent.
Summary
The live RustChain explorer exposes several primary navigation/data paths that currently return 404s, and the raw-IP explorer URL used by the public block-explorer bug-hunt bounty fails normal browser TLS validation.
This report intentionally does not claim the miner-table loading bug as new because similar reports already exist (#5614 / #6211). The new findings here are the broken anchors navigation, missing agent economy endpoints, and raw-IP TLS problem.
URLs
https://50.28.86.131/explorer/https://rustchain.org/explorer/https://rustchain.org/anchorshttps://rustchain.org/agent/statshttps://rustchain.org/agent/jobsSteps to reproduce
https://50.28.86.131/explorer/in Chromium.https://rustchain.org/explorer/.Ergo Anchorslink in the header or footer.Expected
Ergo Anchorsshould point to a deployed anchors page or be hidden until the route exists.Actual
Ergo Anchorslink points tohttps://rustchain.org/anchors, which returns:The browser console logs those 404s, and the Agent Economy cards stay as placeholders such as
-- RTC,-- jobs, and-- RTC fees.Evidence
I captured screenshots and a fuller bug-hunt report in this PR for the block explorer bounty:
The report includes screenshots for:
Browser / device
Suggested fixes
https://rustchain.org/explorer/or configure a certificate/redirect path that works for the raw IP.Ergo Anchorslink to the correct deployed path, or remove/hide it until the anchors page is deployed./agent/statsand/agent/jobson the canonical domain, or update the explorer to call the correct Agent Economy endpoints and render a clear unavailable state when the endpoints are absent.